The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-22

bonnet OF leaf brown and pale PINK,
pale pink kerchief, fan of cream mar
about feathers.
Mrs. I. T. Clifford, dress of black
satin de Lyon and jet, small black
velvet bonnet edged with jet and trim.
med with black tips.
Miss Madge Sturgis, dress of scarlet
cashmere with high hat of black vel
vet richly trimmed with scarlet.
Mis- Josie Wright, dress of electric
blue cloth, finished with falls OF leaf
brown satin ribbon, hair worn high.
Mrs. ID. j. Temple, dress of black
gros era in and jet with jetted bonnet
trimmed with scarlet and black vel
vet.
Mrs, Naylor Newkirk, dress of
black velvet and satin, small wine
colored bonnet with rich black and
wine tips.
Mrs. James Thompson, dress of
black faille, with satin jet front, small
Jet bonnet with black and white
velvet loops held in place with jet.
Miss Gertie Faulhaber, dress of
snuff brown cloth, made with full long
draperies, canary coiored scarf, knot
ted at left of throat, small brown vel
vet hat, with canary colored velvet
loops.
Mrs. w. S. Mackey, dress of black
gros grain and jet, with point duchesse
scarf, knotted across the corsage, small
bonnet of jet with cream tips.
Mrs. VIM. Richardson, dress OF
black gros grain and jet.
with cream plush bonnet trimmed
with black and cream tips.
Miss Lille Bruner, dress of black
faille, with side pannels of black and
white velvet, black and white revers
over a vest front of satin, black and
white velvet collar and cuffs. black
velvet hat with white tips.
Miss Fife Barrick, dress of Havan-
ma brown cloth and velvet, hat OF
brown velvet with cream tips.
Miss Anna Richardson, dress of
black faile with entire jet front and
waist.
The three young daughters of Mrs.
Montgomery, rendered very able as
sistance in assisting TO entertain and
receive the guests, and looked hand.
some in their pretty costumes. Miss
Stella wore a dress of brown cloth
with side panels of scarlet loops,
small scarlet vest and zOuave jacket
edged with brown balls
Miss May wore a full
loose gown of scarlet cashmere with
deep black bands of Hercules braids,
and Miss Louise wore a quaint and
pretty dress of brown cloth finished
with plaid in brightest shades.
Among other guests present were
Mesdames E. Hahn, DR.. Montgomery,
VIM. Travis, Robbins, P. g. Stafford,
DIR. Small, DR. Evans, Costin, Ed
monson, Wi Richardson, o.
San Francisco, Cal, Geo. Faulhaber
j. j. Wilkins, Walmsley Misses Hop
kius, Longon Yeater and a number
of others.
One of the pretty features of the
refreshment rooms were the seen,
sachet souvenirs. They were in man,
shades of satin prettily hand painted
and tied with tinted ribbons.
Altogether the reception was sue
cess of the most pronounced kind.
GERMAN.
A pleasant german was given a
the residence of Miss Ida Newkirl
last night by the West end whist club
Other dances followed the german
and elegant refreshment were served
! to the guests. Among those invited
were, Misses Yeater, Longan, Scott
Walker, Smith, Barrett, Daniel
Tedie Sneed, Anna and Maybell'
Richardson, Mrs. Will Richardson
of San Francisco, Misses Ste wart
Chappell, Deitzler, Sturgis, Hager
Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Dawson, Mise
Miller, Ingram, Faulhaber, Post, Pal
ten and Messrs. Kehoe, Gentry, Lon
gan, Yeater. ]. A. Lamy, G. E
Ilgenfritz, w. B. Mackey, w. S
Hoffman, S. X. Billiard, VIM. Court
ney, G. Gslbreath, Ben Meyer, Fran
Meyer, Frank Richardson, Charlie
Rockwell, w. p. Woods, w. I
Bard, j. d. Gibbs, G. G. Praker an
others.
Miss Mamie Deitzler went {
Kansas City yesterday evening for
visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Kent, c
t St. Louis, have been spending fe'
| days in this city.
Marie Annette Jones is enter
tanning her friend. Miss Essie Collins
r daughter of the president of the Ba
timore and Ohio railroad.
Miss Cora Haulenbeck, Of tn